The LA Times ran a fake obit for Logan the next day. It was hilarious. In fact, multiple reputable news outlets reported the character's death the morning after, like it was news. And I suppose it was to some people.

It sucks that it got spoiled for you and you know what? It sucks to be the target of your anger.

When I don't want something spoiled I stay off social media/the internet because it's impossible to expect the news cycle/Twitter to bend to my schedule. That sucks too but then I remind myself it's just TV.